The BitBucket on unix is /DEV/NULL, or the place where things will disappear.
>>> Herbert Liechti <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 06/27/00 09:35AM >>>
Thomas Lockhart wrote:
> > Yeah, it just vanished. Not my fault. The bitbucket ate it.
And what is a bitbucket? My dictioniary knows nothing
about this word
Thomas Lockhart wrote:
> > Yeah, it just vanished. Not my fault. The bitbucket ate it.
And what is a bitbucket? My dictioniary knows nothing
about this word. Just for all the people who's mother
tongue is not english. :-)
- Herbie
> Yeah, it just vanished. Not my fault. The bitbucket ate it.
Ah, so sorry. Use pg_dump.
Hope you find your docs soon ;)
- Thomas
Generally a lot of the questions here on the mailing lists are answered
in the documentation. So read the docs first ;-)
It's: "pg_dump databaseName > someFile.sql"
"Morten W. Petersen" wrote:
> > The PostgreSQL documentation is invisible?
>
> Yeah, it just vanished. Not my fault. The bitbucke
> The PostgreSQL documentation is invisible?
Yeah, it just vanished. Not my fault. The bitbucket ate it.
-Morten =)
On Tue, 27 Jun 2000, Morten W. Petersen wrote:
> How do you dump from the Postgre database?
> (i.e. as with MySQL, where you have mysqldump)
The PostgreSQL documentation is invisible?
Karel
